Posted by Dick2 on August 22, 2015 at 05:31:48 from (174.19.246.61):
In Reply to: Inflation? posted by Geo-TH,In on August 22, 2015 at 04:30:05:
The manufacturers know that most people don't bother to read the labels. My wife compares prices by the ounce, so she knows what the product is going to cost. She also reads the content label for calories, fat, sugar, fructose syrup and sodium content. If anything contains a certain percentage of ingredients over good health limits, she won't buy it!
Things that we used to eat are no longer in our house.
Did anyone ever notice that in the men's clothing departments, the XXL and XL cloths sell out first? The small sizes still sell (often to women) and the medium sizes are left on the rack. Apparently we have very few medium size men around anymore.
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